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  1. Fear The Chorizo
    This team is rudderless, and it should result in at minimum a coaching change at the end of the season.
  2. Fear The Chorizo
    Probably not followed at all by the receivers...but that's also on mlf for not coaching it to them well enough. It's not just one thing, it's everything right now offensively that is brutal
  3. Fear The Chorizo
    The online has cratered since stenavich was moved to OC, no doubt.
  4. Fear The Chorizo
    I don't think there's any confidence their line can pass protect well enough for deep developing routes. And they always seem to have way too many receivers in the same spot on the field. just looks like this young team is not coached well at all.
  5. Fear The Chorizo
    Their play designs just make zero sense...and it's largely because opponents have zero respect for them to complete a deep pass.
  6. Fear The Chorizo
    This broncos defense had 70 hung on them very recently, and it should have been worse. The Packers' offense needs to rely on defensive penalties to move the ball remotely close to scoring range thus far.
  7. Fear The Chorizo
    3rd and 5, so let's play a defense that offers a gimme slant for the 1st
  8. Fear The Chorizo
    It really is to the point where if Barry isn't canned soon, that lack of an obvious move should take the rest of the coaching staff and front office down with him.
  9. Fear The Chorizo
    Compared to the end of the colts browns game, when a PI call was made on a throw nowhere near catchable
  10. Fear The Chorizo
    Packers have sank to getting the c team officiating and broadcast crews...
  11. Fear The Chorizo
    Lol, this is all a clown show
  12. Fear The Chorizo
    That's a PI
  13. Fear The Chorizo
    Aaron Rodgers isn't working with the Packer training staff would be a pretty good answer to that question. To be fair, Jones has a history of taking forever and a day to get back from a bum hammy - if he doesn't have that burst he consistently takes huge hits by LBs, which was what happened against the Lions
  14. Fear The Chorizo
    Also, only the Packers seem to find ways to be more injured after a bye week than heading into it...unreal
  15. Fear The Chorizo
    If packers win today, they will be in that nfl blob mix to either contend for a bottom playoff seed or wind up with the 10th pick in the draft. If Packers lose today, then I think there's going to be alot of smoke to trade vets away and they'll be closer to a top 5 pick... Really is that big of a difference between 3-3 and 2-4 in the NFC, assuming the vikes go down to Frisco today.
  16. Fear The Chorizo
    It's their turn to be the weekly nfc darling that gets smacked around a bit.
  17. Fear The Chorizo
    Where do the players and execs live or have residences? Most likely the tri County area. I'm guessing they pay property taxes on their properties, yes? This is alot more complicated than comparing where state and local chunks of tax dollars come from on the front end and then not factoring in the impact of tax receipts by the same entities and economic benefit and local tax revenue having a mlb baseball team located in Milwaukee (and not, say, wausau) brings to the tri County area.
  18. Fear The Chorizo
    Since the odds of just about any government entity opting to take less money from people and businesses in taxes are zilch, count me in the camp of being ok with diversified tax dollar spending/incentives that includes things the primary tax base enjoys having around to spend disposable income/corporate profits at. Glad this deal appears to be getting done one way or the other.
  19. Fear The Chorizo
    When is the trade deadline again? Wondering if this adds smoke to any Aaron Jones trade rumors...there are several AFC North teams that make alot of sense
  20. Fear The Chorizo
    I was going to say, we bought our 1st house in spring of 2008 with a zero down, 6% 30 yr mortgage and promptly went underwater for a few years while the market cratered from 2008 through about 2011. 1980 was a precursor for economic malaise across all sectors due to inflationary pressures, too. Those were far from the right times to buy due to financial pressures moreso than housing supply....there are some parallels in this current economy to those times, unfortunately. Regarding mortgage rates - I don't think they're nearly as tied to home prices as they are towards the base rates dictated by the Fed...and as inflation has remained stubbornly high I don't see them dropping back anywhere close to 4% anytime soon. Those ~2.5-4% mortgage rates were a historical anomaly based on an extended period where the Fed basically set a 0% Fed funds rate to keep the economy growing for 7 years through 2016 after the last bad recession caused largely by an overheated housing market and overleveraged wall street balance sheets, then had it at 0% through Covid that really jumpstarted the upward inflationary pressures we are still dealing with now. what do they say about history repeating itself??
  21. Fear The Chorizo
    For starters, the US population is growing pretty rapidly - probably 60 million more US citizens now compared to 2000. And yeah, baby boomers have their houses, but they haven't yet reached the collective age ranges where they're destined for retirement villages or the afterlife, meaning the big turnover of houses from them to others looking to enter the housing market hasn't happened yet. When that does, I can see the housing shortage quickly turning into a glut. Also, I think it's got alot to do with people who have the means to move from urban city centers to suburbs much more readily than a generation or two ago, which means more single family homes per capita - US cities are being hollowed out
  22. Fear The Chorizo
    I'd also say the Bucks offense in the regular season has a good flow to it because they could get out in transition at will when half the regular season games are viewed little more than pickup basketball by most teams. Come playoff time when transition basketball is much harder to come by, that Bucks offense has desperately needed a scoring guard who can get his own shot or force teams to defend more than 2 players in a half court set. Dame and Giannis running a pick and roll with Middleton setting up camp on a corner is pretty much an unguardable set they can go to whenever they'd need it.
  23. Fear The Chorizo
    Samuel and McCaffrey both lost to injury today, suddenly Purdy looks like a 7th round draft pick losing against a good defense and after hearing all week about how the roster has no holes because they thumped an overrated cowboys team. Such is the NFL...
  24. Fear The Chorizo
    Not saying they won't continue their approach of signing aging or oft injured arms hoping to catch lightning in a bottle, but maybe they'll realize it isn't the greatest model to build pitching staffs seeing that two of them didn't even make the playoffs and the third got instantly oustered because their staff was in shambles due to injuries.
  25. Fear The Chorizo
    The Dodgers do have a knack for signing a stable full of pitchers that keep surgeons busy
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